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Hold onto your joysticks, pilots, because the world of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is here, and it’s a glorious, chaotic ballet of bullets and booster fuel. If you’re a fresh-faced rookie strapping into your Arsenal for the first time, you might feel like you’ve been dropped into a blender with a bunch of angry toasters. Don’t sweat it. We’ve all been there.

This isn’t just another mech game where you point and shoot. It’s a deep, customizable, and sometimes brutally fast-paced experience that rewards smarts and style. So, before you get turned into a pile of expensive scrap metal, let’s go over some essential tips to help you dominate the battlefield and look awesome doing it.

Your Arsenal, Your Rules: Why Multiple Loadouts Matter

Image of Damon X Machina; Titan Scion courtesy of Marvelous Inc., XSeed Games, Marvelous USA Inc., and Marvelous Europe

Think of your Arsenal as a killer outfit. You wouldn’t wear the same thing to a beach party and a black-tie gala, right? The same logic applies here. Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion throws a ton of different combat scenarios at you, and having a one-size-fits-all loadout is a rookie mistake you don’t want to make.

The game gives you a massive toy box of weapons and armor parts, so use it!

  • Struggling to hit fast-moving targets? Slap on some better Vambraces for improved accuracy.
  • Running out of juice mid-dogfight? A new helmet can boost your stamina efficiency.
  • Need a defensive edge? Some Cuirass parts come with useful abilities, such as a pop-up shield or a speed boost.

Don’t be afraid to experiment. Spend time in the hangar and create specialized loadouts. Build a speedy skirmisher for hit-and-run tactics, a heavily armored tank for soaking up damage, and a long-range sniper for picking off enemies from afar. You can save up to 10 different builds, so go nuts! Test every gun, every missile launcher, and every laser sword until you find what clicks with your inner mech warrior.

Master the Dance of Destruction: Combat Essentials

Image of Damon X Machina; Titan Scion courtesy of Marvelous Inc., XSeed Games, Marvelous USA Inc., and Marvelous Europe

The combat in Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a thing of beauty—fast, fluid, and incredibly satisfying. But if you stand there trading blows, you’re gonna have a bad time. You need to learn the rhythm of the fight.

First things first: use the lock-on feature! A simple press of the middle mouse button or the right analog stick will make your life infinitely easier, ensuring your attacks actually hit their mark. You’re piloting a high-tech war machine, not firing from the hip like some space cowboy.

Your Arsenal can hold a weapon in each hand, plus a shoulder-mounted cannon. A killer combo for beginners is to pair a reliable firearm with a melee weapon. This gives you options for both close-quarters brawls and mid-range firefights. Your shoulder weapon is for the big guns—artillery and cannons that can change the tide of a battle. And for the love of all that is holy, keep an eye out for those pesky flying drones. They’re annoying, but ignoring them is a one-way ticket to a “Mission Failed” screen.

Don’t Just Stick to the Story: Explore the Overworld

While the main story will guide you through epic missions, the real treasures are hidden in the sprawling overworld. This isn’t just space between objectives; it’s a living world filled with secrets, resources, and optional bosses itching for a fight.

Take the time to wander. You’ll stumble upon powerful side bosses that drop “Factors,” which you can use to unlock new skills through the Fusion system. It’s the best way to supercharge your pilot. You’ll also find “scraps,” a currency needed for crucial Base Upgrades from the ever-helpful Civetta. One of the coolest upgrades? A special suit that hides your mutations, letting you keep your human appearance even as you become more powerful.

Fix That Beacon and Get Rich

Early on, you’ll find a Broken Beacon. Don’t ignore it! Repairing this bad boy is your ticket to finding rare and valuable loot. The beacon provides a scrambled image hinting at the location of a fallen Immortal’s corpse, which is basically a treasure chest filled with high-end gear.

Having trouble reading the static? No worries. You can purchase a Base Upgrade called “Factory: Unlock Restoration” from Civetta. This enhancement clears up the beacon’s signal, showing you the exact location on your map. Pro tip: your minimap will start to glow when you get close to the loot, so keep your eyes peeled.

Get Your Grind On in the Coliseum

Want the best gear? You’re going to need Credits, and lots of them. The fastest way to fill your pockets is by stepping into the Coliseum. This is a simulated combat arena where you can face off against other mechs in a controlled environment.

Every victory rewards you with a nice chunk of change. You can chain battles together to maximize your earnings in a short amount of time. A few successful runs in the Coliseum will give you all the cash you need to buy the shiny new weapons and armor you’ve been drooling over.

So, there you have it, pilot. With these tips in your arsenal, you’re ready to start your journey in Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion. Now get out there, customize your mech, and show the world what you’re made of!

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This article first appeared on Total Apex Gaming and was syndicated with permission.

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